Can you extract a #6 or #8 screw if you broke the head off?
44699
I have. I use these extensively. They work wonderfully. Wish I had bought them years ago.
44700
I'm not sure i have never tried removing any #6 or #8 screws. I would think you you could.
2113676
Yes, you can. I used mine for a party and took them apart very easily afterwards. They only have 4 screws.
2183
Yes you can. Actually, it comes with a screw and you can unscrew it if you want.Thanks!!!!
672292
It can be but it doesn't work like a typical screw on head. There's a screw on the side of the head that holds it in place and allows it to rotate completely around. If you remove this screw you would be able to take the head off but you wouldn't be able to put a new head on if it has threads. I wouldn't recommend this piece. Also if you're just looking for an arm, you can find those sold stand alone.
634268
You have to unsnap the black original faceplate with a knife or fingernail, and then you can snap on the colored ones. You do not have to take those screws out. I started to do that, but realized I didn't have to.
2226358
Well, interesting question. I'm sure you could with the use of a socket and ratchet. However if you're asking this for concerns in regards to replacing a broken handle. I'd be more interested in how ya broke the handle. This thing is pretty close to indestructible.
2142598
No, I don't think so. I just tried to unscrew one by hand and was unable to do so. I did not try to force it with pliers.
24711
You would have to find one with the correct thread count to screw it on. But the head is removable, because it also comes with a face plate for turning bowls and other hollow forms. Also, replacement parts can be ordered through Harbor Freight Tools, as they sell the same model.
2204741
Yes, the screw probably has Loctite or some other thread locker on it. You need to be careful trying to remove the screw - it is easy to strip the head making removal very hard. Use a hand-held impact driver to safely loosen the screw. Use of a pneumatic type impact driver may also strip the head due to the force it exerts. Hope this helps!
905290
Yes. The screws are hex heads and if I remember right are eighth inch. You can get them at most hardware and home improvement stores. A hex head bit in a multi-bit screwdriver would also work if the holes are large enough for the shaft to fit. A long allen wrench is another alternative.
979947
Unfortunately no. When the head detaches from the handle the screw remains on the bottom of the head. I had to buy a small manfrotto head to put on my slider.
1147005
Flat head screwdriver, that's it if you go on YouTube you might find a video on how to do it
916869
Two of the TEN screws holding it together are TORX tamper proof, which means you need a special tip/tool to unscrew it. We just drilled the screwheads off of the TORX screws and disassembled it that way. I figured the remaining EIGHT screws would hold it together just fine...
887835
The head do screw off, but you would have to ask the manufactures is they sell extra heads. Sorry I couldn't answer your question any better.
1156335
I would drill it out. You have 16 mm to work with. If the screw was rusty it would be hard.
2272917
The screw won't come out completely, once the screw just keeps spinning you should be able to grab the top edge and pull. I used my finger nail.
2040521
You can get the screw from the old handle, if you don't have it any machine screw will fit it.Mine is a hex head you would have to tighten with an allen wrench. Take the handle to orchard hardware to match a screw they have many screws,